High depth-resolution laser ablation chemical analysis of additive-assisted Cu electroplating for microchip architectures

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Abstract

Laser ablation/ionisation mass spectrometry with a vertical resolution at a nanometre scale was applied for the quantitative characterisation of the chemical composition of additive-assisted Cu electroplated deposits used in the microchip industry. The detailed chemical analysis complements information gathered by optical techniques and allows new insights into the metal deposition process.

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Riedo, A., Grimaudo, V., Moreno-García, P., Neuland, M. B., Tulej, M., Wurz, P., & Broekmann, P. (2015). High depth-resolution laser ablation chemical analysis of additive-assisted Cu electroplating for microchip architectures. Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry, 30(12), 2371–2374. https://doi.org/10.1039/c5ja00295h

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